Smart Battery Charger, 6V 12V 24V 36V 48V 60V 72V Lithium LiFePO4 Lead-Acid

I bought this because I can't buy a new battery until payday. This jumper works perfectly and also has a flashlight that comes in handy. Highly recommend. Many of the other jumpers are priced so much higher, but this does the job. I highly recommend this jumper

Great item. Turned on my car immediately and it was so easy to use. I love how it’s compact I can leave in the glove compartment of my car

Worked perfect! Jumped my car right away and charges fast AND holds the charge. I have a Subaru Legacy 2013 and for the price, this worked perfect. Highly recommend

Works amazing. Plug it in and hook up bateries to charge with ease

You’ll get a real charge out of this charger. It will charge your battery if you plug it into an outlet if you don’t have an outlet you are going to be very disappointed but if you don’t have an outlet you can sneak over to your neighbors house and use his

Works great! It came fully charged and turned on a vehicle within 30 seconds of it being plugged to it with the cables. I ordered it and it came the same day, and this saved me a whole lot of money from calling a wrecker for a jump. Nice tool to have!!

Excellent little jumper, I keep it charged and ready to go right behind the back seat, have jump started 3 vehicles already, a jeep, a full size truck and a small car. It's jump is immediately. I'm very very impressed with it. Just to be safe be sure to recharge it after every jump or every 3 months of it being idle

This jump starter is a real beast! First of all, it effortlessly jump starts a car with a drained battery--many times over. Second, the compressor is fast and accurate. Simply connect the air hose and the correct attachment for the tire or tube. Then select the target air pressure. In my experience, the tires come up to pressure rapidly (faster than most portable electric compressors) and the unit shuts off when the pressure reaches the target PSI. I have double checked with an independent gage and found it to be accurate. (Exception: I don't think the pressure measures accurately with the needle to pump up a basketball. We tried it on a rubber ball and popped it.) The digital controls make it a breeze to operate--no pun intended. It's a little larger than some jump starters but more compact than a jump starter and a compressor separately. I bought one of these after leaving the accessory power on in my 2020 Honda CR-V and draining the battery. Fortunately, the business that I was parked at had a customer who had a jump starter. Not this model but it worked and I decided to never be without one again. So, I did my research and decided on the Wolfbox with the compressor. I also have one of those spare tires that needs 60 PSI. I popped a tire a year ago in a national park and found that the pressure in the spare was low. I babied it along home--all the while worrying because my TPMS had given up and shut off all of my automated features (cruise control, blind spot monitoring, etc.). Weird that they should all fail in solidarity, right? Finally, a shopping tip, buy it in combo with the 65W charger for $10 more or you will likely need to order the charger separately at a higher price. It's a USB C connection and my laptop charger is 65W--so, I got lucky. But I have been gifting them to my adult children for their birthdays and made the mistake of buying 4 of them without the chargers and paying $15 or $16 each for an alternate brand

I'm really impressed with this charger and maintainer. I bought it because I was tired of finding dead batteries after equipment had been sitting unused for a while, and it has already proven its value. The first battery I connected was my trolling motor battery, which was nearly dead. I simply hooked it up, selected the proper mode, and let it do its thing. Within about a day, the battery was fully charged, and now the green light lets me know it's being maintained automatically. It's great knowing the battery will be ready whenever I need it. The charger is incredibly easy to use. Just connect it, choose the correct battery type, and it takes care of the rest. I was so happy with it that I bought another one for my mom to use on the farm to keep her equipment batteries maintained as well. NOCO has built a fantastic product that's simple, reliable, and gives real peace of mind. If you have vehicles, boats, lawn equipment, or anything that sits for extended periods, this is well worth the investment. It comes with a neat mounting bracket that I installed by my work bench now too

This multifunction jump starter took the place of multiple previous items in my car's trunk, but most importantly the 12v compressor I used to carry all the time. Out of the box, it had a half charge and via a USB-C source, I was able to top it up in less than an hour (I didn't really track it). The 400 lumen light is reasonably bright, and the air compressor surprisingly powerful. I'll say this much, it's way better than hauling around the huge traditional-battery unit I used to carry whenever I was having battery issues or concerns about tire pressure. The power available is quite good and while the jumper cables are short, in truth you really can just put the unit near your vehicle battery when jumping it. The rated capacity of 24k mAh is high enough to do multiple jumps, or you can just rely on this beast as a standby power bank for your phone or tablet devices (it has both USB-A and USB-C ports). And there are the various fittings available for inflating tires or other things. Everything is contained in a protective case, too, making it easy to drop in your vehicle. My only advise would be to set yourself a reminder every few months (4-6 in my opinion) to top up this device. I further appreciated the very large numbers on the LCD screen on the front, meaning I could even read it without my glasses if need be. It's a little on the pricey side, but I've heard good things about this company's products, enough so that I went for this rather than a competitor who offered all kinds of extras in their kit...which to me always says the main thing for which you got it might not be as high quality as needed for the long-haul. Personally, when out on the road, especially for long trips, I like to be prepared for almost anything and having a combo jump starter and compressor tops that list

Works great! I like that it is two in one, a battery jumper and inflates tires. I mainly got it because it also will do 160PSI so i can air up our RV tires. I charged it up and went to air up our 5 RV tires. It used about half of the battery power. All 5 tires went from roughly 60psi to 80psi. It took probably 2-3 min per tire. My only concern is the unit by the air tube that hooks onto your tire was VERY hot. Hot enough that it had a little smoke/steam coming off of it until it cooled back down. So I waited an hour or so before I charged it back up and put it back in the case. The case is very nice and holds everything together. So far this one will stay in my truck. It was very easy to operate once i figured out the modes allowed the different levels of PSI. So you have to be in the right mode to get to the 160 PSI

Just took mine out of the box and plug it up to charge it. It started at 46% and hasn't moved for the last hour. Will be sending this back because if it has problems right of the box, no telling what else is wrong. Will take my return money and buy a better one. Update: Left it charging to see what would happen. Was using a 30w charger and cord. It fully charged after about 9 hours. Took it to the barn to try it out. I have an old 4 wheeler with no batter on it. Hooked it up and it started after just a couple of cranks. For the price, I think I'll keep it at the barn. I'm getting older and at least I don't have to walk back to the house to get my other one

I was a pretty loyal Battery Tender customer, but when I went to re-order two more, I saw a really good Prime Day type deal on these. They were significantly cheaper than what I just paid for the latest one. I saw that there are “integrated eyelet (ring) terminals” attached to the battery clamps, but they are really small, like 3/16” ID. Maybe suited for motorcycles, but now I gotta spend even MORE money on the ring terminal harness to use on my car. The Schumacher includes ring terminals at half the price…almost bought it!